FAKE NEWS: Crazy that the truth of this article doesn't come until the last paragraph: "While the viral video announcing the Taylor Swift Eras ride is false, and Disney has not reported any Swift-themed attraction, we could completely see Disney..."
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US teens (ages 13-17) spend on average 4.8 hours/day on social media. We have to ask ourselves - why is it so easy for teens to have this type of access? And who should be accountable?
It is finally here, now let’s see what actually happens. <<Google’s cookie-replacing Privacy Sandbox reaches general availability - The Verge https://t.co/18iZk1hBt4
Sooo true! <<Nielson reports that people spend over 10 minutes on average deciding what to watch>>
Nothing to Watch? Video-Streaming Options Have Exploded in Last 2 Years https://t.co/uCD0jibS7r
Google's new flagship AI model, "Gemini," is set to be a direct competitor to GPT-4 and boasts computing power 5 times that of GPT-4.
Trained on Google's TPUv5 chips, it's capable of simultaneous operations with a massive 16,384 chips. The dataset used for training this model is around 65 trillion tokens, and it's multi-modal, accepting text, video, audio, and pictures. Moreover, it can produce both text and images. The training also included content from YouTube and used advanced training techniques similar to "AlphaGo-type" methods.
Google plans to release the Gemini model to the public in December 2023.
The title of this article is misleading since they DO allow Google. <<The New York Times forbids using its content to train AI models - The Verge https://t.co/IdPswhXACs